MEDIA: Virgin Trains hires River for customer mag task
12 Dec 2002 | by POPPY BRECH
customer's journey experience with features about entertainment, leisure and travel. However its aim ...
Concord handled outdoor planning and buying for all Optimedia clients, including British Airways and L'Oreal. However, outdoor arrangements for almost half of the clients will move to Meridian, a 50/50 joint-venture backed by Posterscope and Zenith. However, Entertainment Film Distributors ...
customer's journey experience with features about entertainment, leisure and travel. However its aim ...
. And whatever the tone of the ad, it does nothing to diminish the power of the message. Entertaining stuff ...
Despite the relaxation of Britain's gaming laws, which could result in the building of a Vegas-style casino resort, the town aims to reassure people that this will only be in addition to the current range of entertainment on offer. Advertising Principles, which held on to the £1 million full-service assignment in a ...
tube pass. The magazine will "inform, reward and entertain" the tube's affluent, mainly AB customers ... those messages across in an entertaining way which will improve confidence and trust in the brand," he ...
again, but in a somewhat different form. A Spanish adult-entertainment company, Private Media Group ...
Ocean Village is targeting a younger demographic than is traditionally associated with cruises and the liner incorporates more bars and entertainment to attract the new audience. The holiday is designed to appeal to couples who enjoy sports and activities as well ...
and entertainment geared toward younger people. Ocean Village will operate one-week cruises in the southern ... will be to woo those who usually take summer package-holidays with a more upmarket and entertaining proposition ...
-flight entertainment, including Lynx advertiser-funded programmes as well as free product samples for travellers ... floors, and sun terraces. They will be entertained by top DJs and artists throughout the eight-week party ...
, The Nest is creating a 30-second promotional piece that will be screened on in-flight entertainment systems.
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